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"I wish the Post Office was as efficient as the Weather Service." -Doc Brown October 21, 2015 #nwas15 #BackToFutureDay
— Matt Hines 🌵 (@MattHinesTX) October 21, 2015
80°s Thru Friday & Weekend Rain “Answers”
Weekend Rain Talk
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Before we go further, I saw this, I’ll just leave it here:
Today Until Friday: No Change! Still High and Dry
We’ll be warming a little each day. Maybe a light jacket in the morning, but you’ll want to lose it in the afternoon, or at least do what I did in Jr. High: tie it around your waist. Got to be hands free for touch football.
Weekend Rain ETA Guesses!
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Today Until Friday: Dry & Awesome
No need to go day by day. Dry weather is here the rest of the week, thanks to strong high pressure. Morning lows will be 47°, 50°, and 54° Wednesday through Friday, with highs 74°, 78°, 78°, and 79° today through Friday.
Bounce Safely, Y’all. Also, Correcting My Fail.
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I am a member of the National Weather Association. I should be at their annual conference this week in Oklahoma City,
but it’s a weekday conference and [reason I didn’t go was redacted, this isn’t about me].
Pleasant Monday!
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It was a cool start to our Monday morning, but don’t worry – temperatures will warm up into the upper 60s this afternoon – slightly below normal.
Great News. Few Words.
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Monday
Wake up. Cold. Frost possible. Low 35°.
No worry. Gets warmer. South winds. High 69°.
Tuesday
Even warmer. Wake up 44°.
Frogs safe. Still sunny. Afternoon 72°. Room temperature.
Little Bit Warmer
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Today – Clear & Sunny – High 62°
Our Freeze Warning remains effective until 9 AM.
Nationally, here’s the area under last night’s Freeze Warning (signaling the first freeze of the season).
High Pressure, Low Temps, Great Weekend
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Tonight, expect 50°s to turn into 40°s. If you’re going out, be ready.
Sunday – Freeze Warning 2am-9am, Sunny – Wake Up 34°, High 61°
A Freeze Warning is in effect from 2 am to 9 am. Protect plants: NWS says “sensitive outdoor plants may be killed if left uncovered.”
The high pressure center will remain in charge, eliminating rain chances.
The air will be very dry. Dewpoints in the 30°s mean you should look for chapstick.
This is Burt. From Burt’s Bees. Of course he has a beard.
Next Week – Warmer
The high pressure will move, and its clockwise winds will spin in a southern breeze for us.
Frost Advisory Overnight – Protect Plants, Warm Blooded Organisms
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Today was National Boss Day, the latest in an endless string of #days. I find no compelling “boss” theme gifs/memes, but “like a boss” is a different story. So, my favorite Like A Boss gifs, and some cold temps.
Cooler Temps Today Calls for Home Alone GIFs!
Current Radar
Get ready for a chilly weekend! Temperatures will be well below normal, about 10-15° cooler.
Today our high temperature will be 69° with a few clouds in the area. Winds have been a bit breezy this morning with gusts up to 15 mph. A cold front has swept through and drier air is arriving.